Photographing The Photographer

At first glance one would think he was doing some stealth photography. Not so... acutally he was working with some young guys photographing them doing stunts on their skateboards.

Photogenic Face

He has a face that beckoned out to me. Yes... he did give me permission to photograph him.

Classy Lady

Her dress code caught my eye.

Monday Night

Showers wash all my cares away; I wake up to a sunny day, 'cause I love a rainy night.

Sunday Sky

The sun is beginning to set.

Street Light

This mediocre photo is a result of me having brain freeze. The command centre in my brain has temporarily shutdown. Not to worry I will will be back to normal tomorrow. ٩(⚙ᴗ⚙)۶

Loose Change

This is his spot and no one else is allowed to use it.

Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Making the city sweet.

Very Different People

The city contains a vast variety of people.

Autumn Street

I couldn't resist one more photo of fall colours.

Monday Night

Good pizza here.

Keeping Warm ❄❄❄

Cold days are upon us.

Going Up!

All ready to start building. No stopping until the 26th floor.

Monster Home

Under construction in my neighbourhood.

Breaktime

Judging by their luggage the two of them are taking a break before they move on.

Momentum

Two speeding objects.

Old & New

Toronto's Old City Hall on the left and newer glass hi-rise the right.

Monday Night

Nothing special... just a empty row of benches along the boardwalk.

Not So Perfect Day

When ever I have a bad I am going to think of this picture and realize that my day is not so bad after all.

Remembrance Day

November 11th is the day that Canadians commemorate those who died in armed conflicts. The above photo depicts what remains of Canada's Camp-X used as training facility for WWII spies. More than 500 Canadian and American civilians were trained as intelligence specialists by the British Special Operations Executive. Serving on dangerous missions abroad, these secret agents were not legally protected if caught nor were they openly recognized for their courage and sacrifice. The first school of its kind in North America, Camp X was also an advanced top-secret communications relay station until it closed in 1969. The camp's activities helped build intelligence ties between Canada, Great Britain, and the United States, and have inspired spy-fiction writers.

Friendly

When I was travelling on the streetcar across town this gentleman struck up a conversation with me. He was interested in the type of photography I do. When it was time for me to get off I asked permission to take his photo. He was more than eager.

Women Paint Toronto

Artist: Bareket Kezwer. Just in case you are unable to decipher the text...STRONG-SMART-UNITED.
With support from the City of Toronto StreetARToronto program, a mix of emerging and established Toronto based artists transformed the laneway that runs north behind Queen Street West between Lansdowne Avenue and MacDonell Avenue into an outdoor art gallery. Working side by side, the collective of all female artists painted approximately 2,000 square feet of murals.

Men With Beards

A beard that is white, as can be.

Autumn

Mild weather in October slowed down nature's change to the best colours of the season.
This will be my one and only photograph of fall foliage for 2017.

Vivian Maier

This is a selfie of me watching "Finding Vivian Maier". If you have a passion for photography and want to find out more about her, click HERE to view a two and half minute video.

Sunday Sky

After an entire day of rain the skies began to clear.

Looking Up

Condominium tops off at 76 floors.

Let's Do Lunch!

Ladies lunch out.

Movie Theatre Construction

Expected opening target date is spring 2018. There will be 12 screens, 4 of which will be for VIP ticket holders 19+, who will have the option of ordering food and alcoholic beverages to their seat. The other screens will be open to guests of all ages.

Service Delay

"Bat Out Of Hell" had to be pushed into the repair shop.